Original Name: Maid of Baltimore
Race No. 701
Built: 1961 WPO No. 6599 Reg No.
Boat History
Purchased originally by Barney Drake of Easi-start fame. But became notorious as the Lymington Rescue boat (see MBY Dec 63 article)
Purchased by Dr. D. Harrocks in 1969 who installed a Ford Sabre 180HP engine in order to compete in the Cowes-Torquay in 1970 and 1971. (Race No. 701) (See Beken photo No. 734 1970)
Moved to the Channel Islands some time after 1975 and competed in local races.
Bought by Keith Hardy in 1994 and returned from the Channel Islands under her own bottom, (see MBY July 1993 article "Huntress Hunted" )
Complete hull restoration by Ken Brown between 1996 and 2002.
Although now based in the North she made the trip to the Solent in 2010 to attend the CTC-50 celebrations in Cowes.
Jul 2011: Maid of Baltimore is currently For Sale
Engine History
1961: Perkins S6
Engine No. 4-046240
1970: Ford Sabre 180HP
Engine No. ??????
Borg-Warner 72C G-box
Owners
1961: B. Drake, Hayling Island
????: G. Power, Lymington
????: Scott, Lymington
1969: Dr. D. Harrocks, Poole
1975: Deighton, Lymington
????: Sargent, Alderney
1994: K. Hardy, Gosport
1996: K Brown, Old Portsmouth
2000: R. de la Hunty, Gosport
2002: S. Pett, Hamble
2004: C. Barker, Fleetwood